We believe we located the problem. Your robots should probably work right
now, but until we fix the underlying cause, they may stop responding again.
We're working on the fix.
It is possible that getting a new app engine ID will fix the issue for you;
but it's also possible that it won't. (So,
1. As far as I know this is planned by google (you can find it in one of the
office hours)
2. Much of this can already be done with the primitive gadget API using some
scheme of splitting objects into seperate keys (for example a key called
obj1.val2 to represent the val2 field in the obj1
I tested your link and it does load in my wave client both live and
sandbox. Might it be you already solved the issue? I also use the
library in the pongy gadget. I have not seen any debug tools for the
live version.
Hilbrand.
On Oct 12, 2:49 am, bydesign jleinewe...@gmail.com wrote:
Nobody
Sounds like this is related to this bug:
http://code.google.com/p/google-wave-resources/issues/detail?id=181
On 9 Okt., 16:28, F. Andy Seidl fase...@myst-technology.com wrote:
I'm trying to get a robot to clean up a wave by deleting a number of
blips based on various criteria. I'm using
Thanks pamela, I shall try it later.
On Oct 12, 8:00 am, pamela (Google Employee) pamela...@gmail.com
wrote:
We believe we located the problem. Your robots should probably work right
now, but until we fix the underlying cause, they may stop responding again.
We're working on the fix.
It is
There is one thing that I noticed. If you create a blip that
contains...
\n\n Hello
It only prints out Hello. No new line characters. If you call
blip.getDocument.getText.length though the new line characters are
returned in the length of the text.This means that the actual text in
stored in
I have had similar issue but the other way round. Robots work in
preview but not sandbox. From what I can tell there are subtle
differences between preview and sandbox. I have started using preview
only now for development...
On Oct 11, 4:30 pm, Rahul mr.rahulg...@gmail.com wrote:
yes i am
A way to help get that fixed faster could be to participate in the client /
server protocol discussion in the google-wave-protocol discussion.
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 4:32 PM, Thomas Beverley
tom.beverley...@googlemail.com wrote:
As far as I know this is not possible at the moment. The robot
That is pretty cool.
From what I can understand you want users to be able to model and position
objects for use with enhanced reality. You could have a robot which monitors
a wave and makes available a modelling / positioning interface, these
changes are then stored with the robot on the appserver
Hello, is there an API call that returns the number of new waves and
blips that a user has? I'm looking for a REST url that will give me
this data after authenticating (either POST user's login/pass or
secret token, or some other form of authentication). Thanks!
Hi Rahul-
We do not have any plans to delete sandbox accounts, but we aren't
recommending that developers store valuable data in sandbox either.
The primary purpose of sandbox is to give developers a place to debug
and develop your extensions.
I don't understand what you mean by robots running
Hi Johannes, would you add me to your wave as I am also developing a
gwt/wave gadget with rpc?
oxford .at. wavesandbox.com
or
d.w.flannery .at. googlewave.com
Cheers,
Damian
On Oct 9, 1:58 pm, Johannes Feulner jof...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi maxsap,
gadgets written in GWT also run in Google
If I recall correctly, they said the lion's share of the code would
be released eventually. I don't believe that's happened yet, but I'm
sure they'll be an announcement here when it does:
http://googlewavedev.blogspot.com/
In the meantime, you might be interested in this project:
I have the account simba, and the test account simba-test, But both
shows Simba as the name, how can i change them to make them different
so it will be convenient for my using:)
Thanks very much!
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On Oct 7, 5:43 pm, Wander sims...@gmail.com wrote:
Have a look here:http://www.google.com/permissions/
think you could find your answer there
I went through the permission guidelines available at:
http://www.google.com/permissions/guidelines.html
I'm not sure if its letting me use Google
http://groups.google.com/group/wave-protocol/browse_thread/thread/56eddba4711acbf4?hl=en
On Oct 11, 9:05 pm, Neo 007freeb...@gmail.com wrote:
Here I'm quoting an unsolved post from GoogleWaveCommunity.com about
Wave Server. If anyone is aware of the probable solution please report
back in the
Hi Oasis-
Have you tried updating the version # of your file?
If that didn't work, then I would presume you are suffering from this
bug:
http://code.google.com/p/google-wave-resources/issues/detail?id=278
We are working on a fix for it now.
- pamela
On Oct 12, 6:38 pm, Oasis
hehheh - well, as a matter of common pig latin, yes, the common/vulgar
dialect would separate a word at the first vowel. However, more refined
dialects have developed over the generations (in particular between my
brother and I) where the separation occurs at the first consonant sound
(this being
Wave is a xmpp based protocol, and clients are in no way required to
be a web browser. Recall that during the Google I/O wave
presentation, they had a console program interacting with wave (the
acme wave example).
It's a good bet programs will be able to access wave.
On Oct 11, 12:29 pm,
On Mon, 2009-10-12 at 07:10 -0700, RoboPhred wrote:
Wave is a xmpp based protocol, and clients are in no way required to
be a web browser. Recall that during the Google I/O wave
presentation, they had a console program interacting with wave (the
acme wave example).
It's a good bet programs
Hi guys,
I have got the following code:
function callback(obj) {
alert(obj.data);
alert(obj.errors);
alert(obj.text);
alert(obj.oauthApprovalUrl);
alert(obj.oauthError);
Jeremy: I'm coming to the same conslusion--the API does not allow
traversing the blip hierarchy. Just to be clear, though, when you
suggest storing every blip submitted do you mean storing blip IDs or
actually storing a copy of the blip data of every blip?
What's I'd really like to be able to
Hi Damian,
put onto my wave at googlewave.com. Sorry for texts being German. Click
(slowly) besides and abovre/below noteheads to add new notes, use dragdrop
on noteheads. There is no way to delete a note at this moment.
Click slowly, things may break sometimes.
The recomputation of the layout
Yes, more or less.
The preference would be for a more direct method at some point though.
Say, a specialist browser made that can directly update the data on
the wave, rather then having to go ver a robot.
At the moment we are trying to work out the best way of storing the
data itself in a wave,
So is it not possible (now or in future) for someone to write a new
client software, which can post or read blips in a wave on behalf of a
user automaticaly? (Either a google-wave or preferably any
hypothetical wave in the federation).
RoboPhred's response seems slightly contradictory to the
It works the same as python's range() builtin function. Your guess as
to whether it works the way it does by design or because of a horrible
off-by-one error in an early version of python that never got fixed so
as to either not break backward compatibility or to make it look like
a deliberate
Holy cow, is _that_ why no matter what I did yesterday, my Python
robot didn't do anything? I decided to learn Python for some robot-
writing funtimes, and no matter what I did, the sample bot did
nothing. I am so relieved. Thanks for looking into it!
On Oct 12, 3:00 am, pamela (Google Employee)
Tell me about it! I spent 8 hours on the day I reported this
scratching my head. I'm still recovering from the amount of coffee I
had!
On Oct 12, 8:19 pm, Chris C. yclept.ch...@gmail.com wrote:
Holy cow, is _that_ why no matter what I did yesterday, my Python
robot didn't do anything? I
Well it's been shared with the team so i can only assume that it is
something that has appeared lol :P
On Oct 12, 6:41 pm, Wooble geoffsp...@gmail.com wrote:
It works the same as python's range() builtin function. Your guess as
to whether it works the way it does by design or because of a
Sorry for the hassle, everyone.
The problem arises from us retrieving an empty capabilities.xml file from
your App Engine server (when it times out, for example, which does sometimes
happen) and then never re-retrieving that file.
So, your robot should theoretically work atleast once on a new App
Hi Group!
I have a question about Wave gadgets, I need to make a tweak to one of
my gadgets so it works in real time in a wave (meaning all users see
the changes as they happen). I have the set prefs and dynamic height
libs etc and it works great in a wave except I need to leave the wave/
blip
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